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    Junkyard swap

    Looking at doing what is called a junkyard swap. Pretty much you get a turbo and intercooler out of vehicle and use that on yours. Obviously get piping and other needed things. But one question I have before doing this is what kind of boost should I run on a completely stock engine. I have not done any rebuild to the original motor so not too sure if I should even try this kind of thing.

    Also I use this car as a daily driver and have thought about putting in a H22 and then putting a turbo on that. anyone have suggestions on this idea for either. Maybe some past experience and such.
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    Wow, you haven't read or searched for anything in any of the performance sections of this forum have you? I'm not going to spoon feed you information if you can't look even a little bit for yourself. That being said. Do a search for "dsm turbo setup.". That will help you with what you're wanting to know.

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